Since or For

Since or For

Professional Development

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Professional Development

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1.

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He's been cleaning ___ five hours. His parents are visiting the apartment tonight.

2.

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It's been raining ____ Saturday morning. I hope the weather gets better soon.

3.

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You've been gardening _____ 9 O'clock. You should take a break.

4.

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I've been swimming ____ 20 minutes. I'm quite tired but I'll keep going on.

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She's been baking _____ 11 O'clock this morning. We'll have lots of cookies to eat later.

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he's been tiling the wall ____ three hours. I think he will finish today.